Well it sounds to me like your simplifying a very complex situation. That being said you're right that Daniel should say something to Jon, about what happened. But I'm still very much in doubt that Trey's "admission of guilt" would be a boon to Daniel's cause in any way. More important than what Trey said is just…

Your absolutely right that it couldn't hurt. I just don't see Daniel as being open and honest about that night with trey with anyone (Daniel is not a very forthcoming person in many regards), especially since it wouldn't do him a lick of good. And the same is true about telling the sheriff. Before my last post I had…

On further thought I'm not really sure that anything would be helped by telling Jon Stern about what Trey said. What can Jon do with that information? Absolutely nothing. It's hearsay. Definitely couldn't be used at trial. The fact is Daniel is the only one who heard Trey say that he had sex with Hannah on that night.…

Again whatever he thinks might have happened to George I don't necessarily think he should be able to anticipate whatever's trey up to. Everything Daniel assumes, knows or thinks is very vague. He may have said that "george ain't commin" but the next morning he leaves him a note in case he does in fact return home. So…

If the confession gets thrown out then the prosecution is well and truly screwed. They have one witness and…….what else? I believe Trey said he only saw Hannah and Daniel arguing and that testimony alone would never be enough to convict. Of course if the confession somehow stays in play then the prosecution would…

Just because he's suspicious of Trey doesn't make any of my points less valid. Like I said I don't think he capable of considering all the permutations of what someone might do, whether he regards them as enemy or friend. The note he leaves at George's house further reinforces his naivety. He apologizes for damaging…

So easy to say when you're not actually the person living the experience. Go spend 19 years in solitary and then see how tenuous your hold on reality is. In a previous episode when Daniel finds John at his sister Amantha's house he launches into a speech about how shocked he is to see him. How his mind can't account…